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Personality Quiz: Which Supreme Court Justice Are You?

11 hours agoIndustries / Law : Overlawyered

It seems I’m Justice Stephen Breyer. [humor, Kyle Graham] Tweet Tags: humor, Supreme Court Personality Quiz: Which Supreme Court Justice Are You? is a post from Overlawyered - Chronicling the high cost of our legal system

Justice Breyer released from hospital after bicycle fall

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer was released from the hospital on Monday after being injured in a fall from his bicycle last week, a court spokeswoman said.

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer Recovering From Bicycle Crash

Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer is recovering from shoulder replacement surgery he underwent on Saturday following a tumble from his bicycle the day before. [ more › ]

Justice Stephen Breyer Has Shoulder Surgery After Bike Accident

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is at a Washington, D.C., hospital recovering from shoulder surgery. Breyer required shoulder replacement surgery after he fell from his bicycle on Friday. The justice was riding his bicycle near the Korean War Veterans Memorial at the time of the accident. Supreme Court spokesperson Kathleen Arberg explained of Breyer’s condition: [...]Show More Summary

Breyer Breaks Shoulder in Bike Crash

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer broke his right shoulder Saturday in a fall from his bicycle in downtown Washington. Breyer was bicycling near the Korean War Veterans Memorial along the Mall when the accident occurred. The 74-year-old...Show More Summary

Breyer Falls Off His Bicycle Again

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer has been hospitalized following a bicycle accident in Washington, D.C., ABC News reports. He underwent "reverse shoulder replacement surgery" -- which Gawker correctly notes "sounds just awful." It's the third bicycle mishap Breyer has had since being appointed to the court.

U.S. top court justice Breyer has surgery after bicycle fall

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer had shoulder surgery Saturday to repair a broken bone after a fall from his bicycle, the top court said.

Justice hospitalized after bike accident

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is in a Washington hospital after shoulder replacement surgery following a bicycle accident.

Justice Breyer Fractures Shoulder In (Another) Bike Accident

3 weeks agoNews : The Two-Way

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer is recovering in a Georgetown hospital Saturday, following surgery for a fractured shoulder. The 74-year-old justice fell while riding his bike along Washington's National Mall on Friday.

Justice Breyer has shoulder surgery after fall from bike, Supreme Court says

3 weeks agoNews : Field Notes

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer had surgery on his right shoulder Saturday to repair a fracture he suffered in a fall from his bicycle a day earlier in Washington, the court said. The justice, 74, was taken by ambulance to MedStar Georgetown University Hospital after the fa …

Steve Warren Takes On Supreme Court Justices In GLAAD Acceptance Speech: Video

Entertainment lawyer Steve Warren, one of the most prominent reps of movie stars in Hollywood, the weekend received GLAAD‘s Stephen F. Kolzak Award, which is presented to an openly LGBT media professional who has made a significant difference in promoting equality in the community. Show More Summary

Stephen Colbert Previews The Awkward Thanksgiving Conversation Between John Roberts And His Gay Cousin

Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert on Thursday tackled the two high-profile gay marriage cases argued before the Supreme Court earlier this week. Colbert joked that Chief Justice John Roberts and Jean Podrasky, his openly gay cousin who attended the hearings this week, are in for an awkward Thanksgiving dinner conversation. Show More Summary

STEPHEN COLBERT: 'What's The Hurry, Gays?'

Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert took on opponents of same-sex marriage in character on his show Tuesday night, mocking everyone from Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss to Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. Alito said in oral arguments on...Show More Summary

Why Do Liberals Keep Bugging Ruth Bader Ginsburg About Retirement?

2 months agoNews : Reason

In April 2011, Harvard law professor Randall Kennedy published a surprising article in The New Republic urging Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer to stop being so selfish and to start thinking about the good of American liberalism by planning their early retirements from the bench. Show More Summary

Supreme Court Rules Against Entertainment Industry in Landmark Copyright Ruling

Justice Stephen Breyer delivers majority opinion holding that the "first sale" doctrine applies to works bought overseas and resold in the United States. read more

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Man Selling Imported Books on eBay

Justice Stephen Breyer delivers majority opinion holding that the "first sale" doctrine applies to works bought overseas and resold in the United States. read more

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer -- Sorry, I'm No 'Judge Judy' Fan

2 months agoPop Culture / Celebrity : TMZ.com

Not all judges stick together... at least according to Supreme Court gavel-banger Stephen Breyer... who made it clear he's no fan of daytime court shows.  Justice Breyer -- along with his bench buddy Justice Kennedy -- were strollin' around…

Justices Say Budget Cuts May Hurt Criminal Justice

Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer told House appropriators Thursday that the federal public defender program was already functioning below “minimal” standards and would be damaged further if the judiciary remains subject to across-the-board budget cuts known as sequestration.

Justices Testify on Budget, Cameras, Minority Clerks

Supreme Court justices Anthony Kennedy and Stephen Breyer told a House appropriations subcommittee Thursday that budget cuts triggered by sequestration could hamper the high court's work over time -- but will hit lower federal courts more severely. "For a few...

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